Virtual Personal Assistants (VPA) and Smart Advisors: Relying Upon Next Generation Interactions

DUBLIN, Jan. 19, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- 

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/qpkwsd/virtual_personal) has announced the addition of the "Virtual Personal Assistants (VPA) and Smart Advisors: Autonomous Agent and Smart Machine Technology and the Market for Ambient User Experience" report to their offering.

Virtual Personal Assistants (VPA) and Smart Advisors use Autonomous Agents and Smart Machine technology to enable an Ambient User Experience for applications and services. The Internet of Things (IoT) intensifies this need as machines interact with other machines and humans autonomously.

In keeping with the theme of communications enabled applications, we also see VPA enabled apps becoming widespread to the point that they are embedded within most services. The preferred user interface for many Internet and wireless apps will ultimately become integrated with smart advisors and rely upon next generation interactions such as Haptic UI and other dynamic and contextual actions and interfaces.

Target Audience:

• Big Data and Cloud companies
• Artificial Intelligence companies
• Communication service providers
• Internet and mobile app developers
• Machine Language based app providers
• Enterprise, SMB, and companies of all types

Companies Mentioned:

• 24Me
• Aivc
• Alfred
• Amazon Echo
• Andy
• Apple Siri
• Assistant.Ai
• Awesome
• Blackberry Assistant
• Braina
• Buddy
• Charlie
• Clara
• Cloe
• Cubic
• Denarri
• Dragon Go
• Easilydo
• Eva
• Evi
• Facebook M
• Gobutler
• Google Now
• Hello Alfred
• Hound
• Htc Hidi
• Ibm Watson
• Indigo
• Jarvis
• Jeannie
• (30+ Others)

Key Topics Covered:

1.0 Introduction

2.0 VPA Technology Drivers

3.0 VPA Growth Drivers

4.0 VPA Ecosystem Impact

5.0 VPA Solutions And Use Cases

6.0 VPA Market Projections Through 2025

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/qpkwsd/virtual_personal

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Laura Wood , +353-1-481-1716, press@researchandmarkets.net

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